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Correct NTFS permission to prevent moving folders

If I remember in Windows 2000, we used to grant Write permissions to end users on a Folder, example Fold1. This will give them the capability to create new folders and files under Fold1. This will prevent them to delete files and folders that have been created by other users. it will also prevent them from copying or moving a folder create by other users to different location.

I am not sure why in the newer files systems version, when I gave user write permissions to a folder, they could not create anything inside the folder.

Any help ?

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On the Share
in Share permissions tab : Authenticated Users : Full Control
In Security tab : Authenticated Users : Read , This folder Only

on the Folders inside the Share, Specific AD Groups  have Write permissions. Obviously when you Check the box "Write" , other subsequent permissions related to Write also get check off.

The Write permissions is applied to this folder, subfolders and files.
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